Archive: MBA
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Summer Spotlight: Robby Gerlach (MBA’21)
Each year, Georgetown McDonough students spend their summers working with corporate, nonprofit, and government organizations, volunteering, and pursuing their passions. While summer 2020 presented ne
Categories: Announcements, News Story
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MSF Summer Clinics Adds Seven New Corporate Partnerships
The Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business saw a tremendous increase in its corporate presence during this year’s MSF Summer Clinics, which provide a
Category: News Story
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MBA Leadership Course Tackles How Implicit Bias Affects Decision-Making
How do you ensure MBA students learn to become well-rounded, principled leaders? At Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, the answer begins with an intensive course introduced last
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Favorite MBA Professors of the Class of 2020
Described as the “kindest, most driven professor at Georgetown,” Allison Koester, associate professor at Georgetown McDonough was named to Poets&Quants Favorite MBA Professors of 2020.
Category: In the News item
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New Classes Highlight Culture and Inclusion
New undergraduate and MBA electives for the 2020-2021 academic year at the McDonough School of Business were carefully designed to reflect the cultural, social, and racial issues happening globally a
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Coronavirus Forces Georgetown MBA Program to Start the Fall Fully Online
Coronavirus is drastically affecting international students as the start of the school year quickly approaches. Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business has a robust international student population that remains steady year-to-year. “I am proud of how our community has come together to care for one another, and I’m confident that our faculty, staff, and students will continue to keep the spirit of our community alive throughout the fall and beyond,” said Paul Almeida, Dean and William R. Berkley Chair at Georgetown McDonough.
Category: In the News item
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This Georgetown MBA is Helping Businesses Overcome Their COVID-19 Challenges
Robert Knox (MBA’21) started the Georgetown chapter of MBAs Fight COVID-19, a cross-business school initiative to help organizations survive and thrive during the pandemic.
Category: In the News item
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Black MBA Association Continues to Build Momentum in the Fight Against Racial Injustice
The tragic deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, as well as countless other Black Americans, have awakened many to the systemic racial injustices in the United States. The Black MB
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MBAs Jobs Prospects Strong Despite Coronavirus, Says Top Careers Director
With class of 2020 graduation dates just passed, business school students may be worried about the impact of coronavirus on MBA jobs prospects. But according to Doreen Amorosa, Georgetown University McDonough School of Business’ career center associate dean and managing director, MBA grads are still in a good position to bolster their careers.
Category: In the News item
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Favorite MBA Professors Of The Class of 2020
Alas, Allison Koester could give Mish a run for her money there. She is described as the “kindest, most driven professor at Georgetown” by Colin Miller. While Miller will never become an accountant, he does credit Koester for a feat that enhanced his marriage. “After taking Professor Koester’s accounting class, I was finally able to understand what my wife, who is a CPA, was talking about when she told me about her workday.”
Category: In the News item